Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-01-20
xanhton Postofioe Hours and Regulator
LOCAALACONICs.

There vas a furious gale Of brief dura-
ton in the small hours of last night.
General Lew Wallace on Turkey and
the Turks, on Monday evening next.
Tomorrow evening the Philomatheans
will entertain the people of Yankton at
the college.
The cold wave flag to-day resumed Its
accustomed position at tie top of the
mast. More frigidity coming.
William Tobin is treasurer of Lake
county. William Tobin is also q resi-
dent of Yankton, There are two Will
lam Tobins in Dakota, though it is ON
unusual anne.
Superintendent Cravens, of the insane
asylum, went to Bismarck in the interest
of the asylum, which is to receive the
attention of the legislature during the
present session.
The toboggan slide will be highly
illuminated, and in better condition than
ever, this evening, A twelve foot bridge
covers the ditch and the public 10 nc
longer in danger of q dip.
Rev. j. e. Roy, of Chicago, who
preached the sermon at the time the
Congregational church in this city was
dedicated, will spend next Sunday in
this city, and will preach in the Congre-
gational church.
Colonel East is 30 much interested in
the Indian senatorial contest that he is
receiving telegraphic bulletins from the
seat of the contest. The ~coloneI's sym
pathies are all on the democratic side,
We are sorry to say.
The Andrew opera company will visit
Yankton two nights next week, probably
Friday and Saturday. Yankton remem-
bers the Andrews company's rendition
of the Mikado, and the troupe will be
greeted with a full house.
VIM. Stearns is to-day moving a hun
dred head of fine stock cattle from his
farm in west Yankton county TO the
farm Of VIM. Mowry, neal Gayville. Mr..
Stearns is obliged to make room for his
constantly increasing herd.
The Lesterville precinct, which in
days gone by produced much material
for argument in the county justice
courts, has relapsed into q period of
such undisturbed quiet that the public
fails to recognize Lesterville at all.
A survey is being made by the Chioa-
go Il Northwestern company from
Kingsley, Iowa, to q connection with the
Cen.sevllle.S Sioux City survey. This
will make another connecting link be-
tween the Dakota and Iowa systems of
the Northwestern.
Mr.. Wagner has completed arrange
ments with the Andrews opera company
for three performances in Turner hall
Friday evening and Saturday afternoon
and evening, Jan. 2Sth and 29th. The
repertoire to consist of complete presen-
~tations of "The Mikado." Chimes OF
Normandy and Giroii-Girofa.
MIR. kedaelli has been greatly annoyed
of aete by tramp cows and he says the
authorities inform him that there is nc
1
provision made for the retention o.
cattle arrested under the vaerant act
hence it is not practicable to take then
into custody. Mr.. Redaelli wonders al
this and 30 do many other people.
The commissioners of Yanktop count,
are interesting themselves in the con
gressiohal law which ia construed il
Deadwood to prohibit counties OWN
four per cent OF their valuation from in.
curing Liabilities for CURRENT expenses
District Attorney French will study th,
case as o as he can procure Q copy o
the law.
By the resignation Of E, T. White, VIII,
was elected as Justice Of the peace at th'